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I've been reading both the Legacy and Knights of the Old Republic comic lines, and greatly enjoying them. KoTOR is really fun, but Legacy is a fascinating era, with many great characters and organisations. I mean, the Imperial Knights are just fascinating. Anyone else reading them? If so, what do you think?
I also wanted to see if anyone had any advice on what comics to get next. I've been thinking of getting the Tales of the Jedi line, along with the X-Wing line. Those are rather helpfully collected into a number of Omnibuses, which should make them easy to get. Any suggestions guys?
I can definitely recommend the X-Wing comics as well as the novels(Rogue and Wraith Squadron incarnations)- all the fun of Star Wars without the Force ridiculousness. I'm loving Legacy- it's fun to have a force-using main character who doesn't care about Jedi/Sith infighting but puts those he cares for center stage- even if he DOES mess up on (more than one) occasion. And the Imperial Knights! FINALLY force users who aren't shining paragons of virtue OR irredeemable villains- just guys who use the force in the name of their organization and even get to talk back to the boss(on occasion). I love this new, only somewhat evil Empire, as well as the mostly impotent Rebellion/Republic. Although I have no love for SAGA Star Wars, I picked up the Legacy-Era book and I have to say it's great- get that too if you can, although some of the characters are a little overpowered.
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I can definitely recommend the X-Wing comics as well as the novels(Rogue and Wraith Squadron incarnations)- all the fun of Star Wars without the Force ridiculousness. I'm loving Legacy- it's fun to have a force-using main character who doesn't care about Jedi/Sith infighting but puts those he cares for center stage- even if he DOES mess up on (more than one) occasion. And the Imperial Knights! FINALLY force users who aren't shining paragons of virtue OR irredeemable villains- just guys who use the force in the name of their organization and even get to talk back to the boss(on occasion). I love this new, only somewhat evil Empire, as well as the mostly impotent Rebellion/Republic. Although I have no love for SAGA Star Wars, I picked up the Legacy-Era book and I have to say it's great- get that too if you can, although some of the characters are a little overpowered.
I've become interested in Legacy for similar reasons.
I'll include "I, Jedi" as well, though it's not 'technically' part of the X-wing books.